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Personnel:
Robert Plant (vocals, guitar);
Kevin Scott MacMichael (guitar, background vocals);
Francis Dunnery, Richard Thompson, Oliver J. Woods, Doug Boyle (guitar);
Martin Allcock (mandolin);
Nigel Kennedy, Navazish Ali Khan (violin);
Phil Johnstone (piano, keyboards, organ, harmonium, background vocals);
Phillip Andrews (keyboards);
Nigel Eaton (hurdy gurdy);
Charlie Jones (bass, percussion);
Pete Thompson, Michael Lee, Chris Hughes, Chris Blackwell (drums);
Gurdev Singh (dilruba, sarod);
Sursit Singh (sarangi);
Maire Brennan, Julian Taylor, Steve French, John Flynn (background vocals).
Album Credit(s):
Robert Plant's performance of "Calling To You" was nominated for a 1994 Grammy Award as "Best Hard Rock Performance With Vocal."
Recording information: 1993.
Album review
After a planned reunion with his ex-Led Zeppelin bandmates Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones fell through in the early 1990s, Robert Plant unsurprisingly returned to his solo career, while Page united with Plant soundalike David Coverdale. With its focused sound and songwriting, most longtime Zep/Plant fans point to his sixth solo release, 1993's FATE OF NATIONS, as one of his finest.
Plant and his backing band continue to explore the harder rock sounds of his previous two solo albums, as evidenced by "Calling to You" and "Promised Land," while turning down the bombast and letting the mood get more reflective on "I Believe" and "The Greatest Gift." A few years after FATE OF NATIONS appeared, Plant and Page finally reunited.
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